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lbelle_gw

koreanspice disease or bug?

17 years ago

My koreanspice viburnum that I just planted last year has leafed out and some of the leaves are curling under. I can't find a specific bug, but, there does look like white tiny flecks on the inside of the curls. A few of the leaves have stayed uncurled, but a few turned almost black. I tried spraying a bug defense a few days ago, but not sure if anything is helping. I live out in the country and am meeting up with all sorts of new gardening challenges. Any ideas ?

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